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High School Sports

  • State 5A girls basketball: It's Ponderosa @ Prairie View

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE  – Selection Sunday saw the Lady ThunderHawks of Prairie View earn a No. 8 seed in the Class 5A girls state basketball tournament.

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  • BHS girls team to visit Fairview Wednesday

    GREENWOOD VILLAGE – Brighton’s girls basketball team earned a spot in the state 5A girls basketball playoffs. The pairings were released Sunday afternoon at the Doubletree Hotel.

                BHS will take its 10-13 record into the first-round match at Fairview, the No. 5 seed (14-9) at 6:30 p.m., Feb. 22.

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  • Poudre ends PVHS boys basketball season

    FORT COLLINS -- Poudre High School used its size advantage to turn back Prairie View High School 69-49 Feb. 21 in the first round of the state 5A boys basketball playoffs.

    The Impalas used center Jason McClellan early and often, and he didn't disappoint. He scored a career-high 41 points. No stats were available for the ThunderHawks late Tueusday night.

    Poudre improves to 16-8 and advances to face Regis Jesuit Friday in the second round. Prairie View ended its season with a record of 15-8.

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  • Brighton fights hard in season-ending defeat

    PARKER – The Brighton boys basketball program hadn’t played in a game like this in quite some time. So coming into a game against Legend High School, the Bulldogs didn’t know what to expect.

     

    The score was worse that what the game indicated, as the No. 5 seed Titans of Legend ran away with a 74-47 victory during first-round action of the class 5A boys state basketball tournament.

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  • 'Trash move’ helps Wyatt to third-place finish at state wrestling

    DENVER – Prairie View’s Alec Wyatt capped off his freshman wrestling season for the ThunderHawks with a third-place finish at 132 pounds in the state 5A wrestling tournament over the weekend.

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  • Yamaguchi keeps climbing the ladder at state wrestling

    DENVER – If you look at the law of averages, Brighton’s Eric Yamaguchi is in line for a pretty decent showing at the 2013 state 5A wrestling tournament.

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  • Wilson passes milestone

    HENDERSON -- Prairie View's Jordan Wilson passed the 1,000-point mark in her career Friday night against Fort Lupton. PVHS won the game 51-40.

    Wilson scored 23 points as the ThunderHawks won the regular-season finale over the Bluedevils. Kiki Heard added 19.

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  • Rangeview girls win first basketball league title in school history

    HENDERSON – For all of the returning varsity players from last season, there was a lot of familiarity when the Lady ThunderHawks of Prairie View and the Lady Raiders of Rangeview met on the hardwood floor Thursday night.

     

    Last year, both teams entered the contest undefeated in league play, a game that ended with a 62-56 Prairie View victory on Rangeview’s home court.

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  • Mescher takes fifth at NSIC Multi-Event Championships

    BEMIDJI, Minn. - Augustana's Kayla Mescher placed fifth in the women's pentathlon Sunday at the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Indoor Multi-Event Championships.

    Mescher, who prepped at Brighton High School, collected 3,148 points.  She took fourth in the 800-meter run (2:18.14), 16th in the 60-meter hurdles (9.61 seconds), sixth in the high jump (4 feet 10 1/2 inches), 19th in the long jump (14 feet 9 3/4 inches) and 11th in the shot put (30 feet 3/4 inch).

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  • No ERA baseball in 2012

    BRIGHTON – There was enough student interest to field an Eagle Ridge Academy baseball team this spring.

    But the interest didn’t translate to the parents of the students. So any baseball program for the Warriors will have to wait for a year.

    “There wasn’t enough parent involvement,” athletic director Keith Duncan said. “The program would have to be completely self-sustaining. The night I had the parent meeting, I only had a handful of parents show up.”

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